Turnover documentation and correction

HPD Turnover Violation 623

Inspection, XRF documentation, lead-safe correction and filing support for New York City HPD Turnover Violation 623.

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Class Bturnover documentation violation
10 yearsturnover record review period
XRFfriction-surface evidence
What you need to know

Turnover Violation 623 focuses on missing lead records.

Violation 623 can be issued when required turnover documentation is unavailable for a unit where a tenant moved in during the applicable review period.

Resolution can require turnover records or negative XRF results for door and window friction surfaces, correction of positive or untested surfaces, dust-wipe testing and a complete certification package.

623This violation concerns proof that lead hazards were properly handled during unit turnover.
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Door and window friction surfaces are central to the turnover documentation review.
Turnover violation resolution

Records, testing and correction may all be required.

The existing property file determines whether new testing or physical work is needed.

Apartment turnover records organized for HPD review

Turnover documentation

Provide the required records showing how lead hazards were handled during vacancy.

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XRF friction-surface results

Negative readings may be required for applicable doors and windows.

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Lead-safe correction

Positive or untested surfaces may need qualified abatement work.

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Dust-wipe clearance

Post-work samples and final paperwork support certification of the correction.

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Talk with Manhattan Lead about HPD Turnover Violation 623.

Share the property address, building type and reason for service. We will confirm the appropriate scope before scheduling.

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DocumentationOrganized for review
Streamlined violation process

Confirm the records gap and close it correctly.

Review the notice and records

Identify which turnover documents or test results are missing.

Test or correct affected surfaces

Complete XRF readings and any required lead-safe work.

Submit the certification package

Assemble clearance results, affidavits and supporting records.

Turnover focus

Components and records reviewed for Violation 623.

The cited notice and unit history define the final scope.

Entry doors
Interior doors
Window sashes
Window frames
Dust-wipe results
Vacancy records
Turnover documentation and correction

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Share the property address and the reason you need service. The team will confirm the appropriate scope before scheduling.

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Areas we serve

HPD Turnover Violation 623 across all five boroughs.

Manhattan Lead serves Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about HPD Turnover Violation 623.

For a question about a specific property, call(212) 226-1614.

Why did I receive Violation 623?

HPD may issue the notice when it cannot verify that required lead hazard work and documentation were completed during a unit turnover.

Do you serve all five boroughs?

Yes. Manhattan Lead serves Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island.

How do I schedule service?

Call with the property address, building type and reason for service. The team will review the appropriate scope before scheduling.

Turnover documentation and correction

Tell us what you need for HPD Turnover Violation 623.

Share the property address, building type and reason for service. Manhattan Lead will follow up about the appropriate scope.

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